"surveillance software" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to software that is designed to monitor and track activities or information. Example: The company installed surveillance software on all employee computers to track their internet usage and ensure productivity.
They load surveillance software onto the family PC, sometimes discovering shocking infidelities.
Will this force me to buying surveillance software like "Staff Cop," "Big Brother" or "Employee Inspector"?
The shares of Websense, an Internet surveillance software maker, more than doubled yesterday after the company's initial public stock offering.
"The utilization of news media as a cover for delivery of electronic surveillance software is unacceptable," the letter said.
Only a few stores have installed the sales-transaction surveillance software, as it is called, but it has become a hot topic within the industry.
She points to the hacking last year of Gamma International, which sells the FinnFisher surveillance software to governments and companies: "that hacker did it for political purposes.
Her father works in Marlborough, Mass., as the senior vice president for marketing and product development at VidSys, a company in Vienna, Va., that designs surveillance software.
The partners include not only telecommunication giants like AT&T but also, Mr. Bamford found, a number of small companies that sell the agency surveillance software and hardware.
That organization sells surveillance software called Pegasus to nation states; in 2012, NSO sold 300 licenses to the government of Panama for $8m.
Gamma International, another firm in the same space that was best known for its FinFisher surveillance software, suffered a similar hack in 2014.
Prosecutors said the case would be helpful in pursuing terrorists because evidence from special surveillance software was allowed to be used.
